Medellín Fails to Meet Water Savings Target, Rationing Returns
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Despite efforts to save water due to El Niño-related drought, Medellín missed its water savings targets, leading to the resumption of scheduled water cuts. The city's mayor, Federico Gutiérrez, confirmed that rationing will last 8 hours daily, affecting specific areas, primarily supplied by the Piedras Blancas system. EPM, the utility company, stated that the lack of significant savings and continued high consumption necessitated the return of cuts.
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